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I 1. ['əʊvəhed] 2. II [ˌəʊvə'hed]1) (in the sky) in cielo, lassù2) (above the head) al di sopra della testa* * *[əuvə'hed]adverb, adjective(above; over one's head: The plane flew overhead; an overhead bridge.) in alto, in cielo; aereo* * *overhead /ˈəʊvəhɛd/A avv.2 al piano di sopra: There was a terrific noise overhead, c'era un rumore tremendo al piano di sopraB a. /əʊvəˈhɛd/1 che sta di sopra, in alto; aereo; soprelevato: overhead wires, linee aeree ( di fili metallici, dell'elettricità)2 (comm.) generale; globale; complessivo: overhead expenses (o overhead charges) spese generali; overhead price, prezzo globale; prezzo tutto compreso5 (ind. min.) di superficie; che sta fuori del pozzoC n. /ˈəʊvəhɛd/2 (pl.) (rag.) spese generali● (ferr.) overhead bridge (o crossing), cavalcavia □ ( di funivia) overhead cable car, cabina ( compreso il carrello); telecabina □ (mil.) overhead fire, tiro al disopra delle proprie truppe □ ( calcio) overhead kick, rovesciata □ ( basket) overhead pass, passaggio sopra la testa ( a due mani) □ (autom.) overhead lane signals, segnaletica verticale □ overhead projector, lavagna luminosa □ (mecc.) overhead shovel, pala a scarico posteriore □ (mecc.) overhead-travelling crane, gru a ponte; carroponte.* * *I 1. ['əʊvəhed] 2. II [ˌəʊvə'hed]1) (in the sky) in cielo, lassù2) (above the head) al di sopra della testa
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